2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.neulet.2007.01.003
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Thioperamide delays vestibular compensation in goldfish

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“…In another study, it was shown that the body tilt of animals treated with thioperamide decreased from the 13th day on, while the animals treated with saline presented a significant reduction on the 7th day of treatment. These data suggest that lower histamine levels delayed the process of functional recovery in goldfish (15).…”
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“…In another study, it was shown that the body tilt of animals treated with thioperamide decreased from the 13th day on, while the animals treated with saline presented a significant reduction on the 7th day of treatment. These data suggest that lower histamine levels delayed the process of functional recovery in goldfish (15).…”
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confidence: 69%
“…Some studies indicate that the CHS has an important role in the synaptic plasticity and CNS functional recovery, but these data are controversial. Piratello and Mattioli (14,15) showed that the CPA accelerated the functional recovery process in fish after a vestibular system lesion, while Weiler et al (12) found that a central injection of histidine accelerated recovery in mice after unilateral lesion in the TMN region. The blockade of histamine H 1 receptors may play a role in spatial cognition, impairing the acquisition of memory in rats evaluated in an 8-arm radial maze (25).…”
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“…pré-T1 em camundongos no WATANABE et al, 1984). (MOBARAKEH et al, 2000); neuroproteção (BRAVO et al, 2008); plasticidade e recuperação funcional (FAGANELLO;PIRATELLO;. Esse neurotransmissor também está envolvido nos comportamentos relacionados à ansiedade (ZARRINDAST et al, 2008), aprendizagem e memória (DAI et al, 2007;MEDALHA et al, 2000), processos especialmente influenciados pelo componente emocional.…”
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